The 10 Worst Dungeons In Zelda Games
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- "The Legend of Zelda" has some awesome dungeons...and then there are these. For this list, we’ll be showcasing in no particular order the worst dungeons Link has had the misfortune of exploring. Our list includes Hinox Mine from "The Legend of Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes" (2015), the Temple of the Ocean King from "The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass" (2007), Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly from "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" (1998), the Palace of Twilight from "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess" (2006), and more! Our list may be completely different from yours, so be sure to head to the comments and let us know what you think is the worst dungeon in Zelda.
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you seriously put VAH NABORIS IN THERE?!!!
that's it i'm disliking
wait a minute you ALSO DIDN'T PUT TEMPLE OF THE OCEAN KING AT NUMBER 1?!!!
why doesn't youtube have a "wrong information" thing in the report section?
I personally like the challenge of ocarina of time because if it's to easy it get,s boring fast alot of my video game,s are just challenging enough to keep me interested at least to me anyway🤔🙏
Nothing from Skyward Sword mentioned on this list and rightfully so. The dungeons in that game (especially the Lanaryu Mining Facility) are some of the best moments I’ve experienced with the franchise
Literally they were the dungeons that made me fall in love with dungeon design in Zelda. They’re on a whole new level and really stand out within the series.
Lanayru is my least favourite from SS lmao goro
If only some of the bosses in the game could have been on par :/
It’s a shame the bad wrap Skyward sword gets. I didn’t play the game until recently because of the bad review around it. Just finished it and it’s probably 3rd in my top Zelda games. I disagree with you about Lanayru though, that was the most boring drag.
Ancient cistern with the Boss and Sandship except for the boss. I lived the time mechanics in that dungeon. If it wasn't for the boss ....
The palace of twilight may not have the best gameplay but the aesthetic and atmosphere is incredible and not to mention the zant boss battle is incredible
Water temple is by far one of my favorites just due to the fact that you got to fight Dark Link and also because it was challenging
Yeah the Water Temple is peak, especially if you’re playing the 3DS version (maybe ONLY if you’re playing the 3DS version)
The water temple from ocarina of time is not bad or that bad at all, on a first playthrough sure, but other than that I found it easy.
Same here.
For me, it’s the Shadow Temple that’s the hardest dungeon in OoT-all the illusions, the numerous locked doors and dead ends, undead monsters every-fricking-where, endless backtracking (more so than the Water Temple)…
It’s all so unnerving!
Ocarina of time dungeons in a nutshell?
Inside Great Deku Tree= A great tutorial level for new players
Dodongo's Cavern= an introduction to fighting a two on one duel
Inside Jabu Jabu's Belly= escort mission for half of it if not a little more
Forest Temple= a tutorial on what to expect from Ganondorf at the end of the game
Fire Temple= rescue Gorons and fight a dragon
Water Temple= along with what's mentioned in the video having to strategize on how to defeat the two notable bosses Dark Link and Morpha(the first more than the second)
Spirit Temple= introduction to Iron Knuckles and learning the basics of reflecting with the Mirror Shield(Although one thing that threw me off was how the hell did two old crones turn into an attractive young woman since you're expected to defeat her/them)
Inside the Well= an introduction to seeing past illusions like walls that you can walk through
Shadow Temple= the shortest dungeon in the game.
Gerudo Training Grounds= a series of challenges for an elemental arrow that could have been better off being found in the Ice Cavern
Ice Cavern= a tutorial on using the Iron Boots once you get them
Haunted Wasteland= while not really a dungeon the whole area acts like one just to reach the Spirit Temple due to the perpetual sandstorm
Hyrule Castle Courtyard= not a dungeon but a tutorial on stealth sections
Gerudo Fortress= not a dungeon but you need to use stealth to traverse it to rescue carpenters
and finally Ganon's Castle= the first part is an obstacle course of challenges that has you use everything you learned up to that point. and the second part after defeating Ganondorf is a tutorial on how to beat a countdown timer if you ever decided to play a Metroid game both 2D and Prime.
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I've noticed you put the more complex dungeons in the top, I can understand most ppl not liking them but for me personally i love them the most. Jubajuba in oracle of ages was super hard as i was like 8 when i got the game, sure it's hard but i think its those types of dungeons that have me enjoy Zelda more for the complex dungeons then the more combat oriented ones
Nobody wants a challenge but when a game is too easy they complain that the developers are too simple. Its annoying as hell
I’ve beaten Orcarina of Time SEVERAL times. The water dungeon still grinds my gears.
Why though? All you have to do is explore the dungeon 1 floor at a time, with only three floors and it’s not like you can’t figure out where you can change the water levels.
Same!
@@marckempe2143
Because it's boring and repetitive.
Stupid.
Water temple is such a banger though
@@marckempe2143I'm genuinely too stupid to get used to water temple, even on the 3ds lol
I dread the Water Temple from Twilight Princess every time I play it. The rotating staircase drives me bonkers.
I stopped playing it for 3months after getting stuck on the second half of the dungeon
Lol, yeah I can see how that could make someone hate that dungeon. But I think the rest of the dungeon is really cool. The water channels, the big gears and stuff. It’s cool. Plus the boss is super cool.
Rather have the rotating staircase, than have to keep pausing the game, to equip and unequip the iron boots every 2 minutes like in the original n64 version of Ocarina of Time.
The Water and Great Bay Temples aren't really bad per se...they are well designed. However, they are definitely frustrating. Especially Great Bay Temple, which for some reason almost never gets the nod above Water Temple, which it should.
I actually enjoyed Vah Nabooris and Thunderblight Ganon. While the divine beasts could have been themed like forest, fire, water, etc, it was fun fighting the dungeon, completing the dungeon and fighting the boss
I thought thunderblight was a great boss. You actually had to get good at timing attacks you couldn’t rely on abusive stuns, bomb arrows, and other techniques many players who don’t spend time practicing flurry rushing do. People who complain about him just arnet good at the game
I'm so sick of ppl still using OOT Water temple as an example of bad dungeons! It's AWESOME once the iron boots have been assigned as items in OOT 3D. Thumbs down!
Especially that ONE KEY. There is a cutscene that literally shows you where to go when you raise the water in that room.
@@kickin_wing_135 Yes, that too. The only key I missed on the first go was the one next to it where you had to bomb the wall with the water on mid-level. Overall I loved everything about this dungeon (except the boss) and it makes me cringe when ppl still put it on such lists when all they gotta do is play the 3D version.
@@k.b.7718 that's the one that I usually miss, mainly cuz of the backtracking
I personally thought the water temple was annoying
The actual design of the temple was great, the way you toggle iron boots and hover boots was the real poor design.
Vah naboris is not boring or bad. It’s hard and that should be appreciated in a game
It was the only dungeon I liked in BoTW. Hated getting into it but enjoyed the dungeon.
Actually It’s the only good dungeon before the DLC.
Great Bay Temple wasn't that complicated, the waterwheel room only took you to two rooms in both directions it was spun
When I revisited it years later, I realized how intuitive the dungeon actually is
@@DarsanUchiha years later? I just had to play it a second time😂
@@KRIZ·TEE it was the first LoZ game I ever played. Had to let that burn cool off before I gave it another go lol
Because it's boring and repetitive.
Stupid.
People need to understand the Water Temple is a great dungeon. Very good design just switching boots is annoying
I liked the palace of Twilight, it's the best temple in the game (I might like it because of the epic Boss battle though)
Yeah I think all of the dungeons in twilight princess were great.
I suppose to each there own but personally link to the past Ice Temple and OoT Water Temple are two of my favourite dungeons of the series. Majora Great Bay temple while not the greatest dungeon is a brilliant design that missed slightly on implementation.
I don’t boo Jabbu-Jabbu. It’s so memorable. Also, for me, the worst is Skull Woods from ALTTP. Baffling design had me looking like a skull.
Cannot agree with Phantom Hourglass´s temple of ocean king. It`s not always the same, as you can progress much faster and different with some new items. I was able to get everything including the teleport to the bottom in three visits if the very first, where you look for Linebeck, is not counted. You just need to know the fake ending room`s secret and the dungeon is so much better.
Oh wow. I didn't expect you'd include the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time or the Great Bay Temple from Majora's Mask.
I'm being sarcastic.
You can really tell that the people who made this really just dislike any dungeon that makes you think. Personally I found the Great Bay to be put together really well, it seriously isn't that bad. The Water Temple is hard as hell first time but on return it's more of an interesting, atmospheric labryinth I found most enjoyable. The Palace of Twilight may not be too interesting but atmospherically it is still far better than any original Zelda games which weren't mentioned here. One of the only things I agree with here is inside jabu jabu's belly.
I actually really liked the temple of the ocean king from PH
It's a cool (and new) challange. Especially considering that this dungeon is the central of the entire story, it makes sense to give it this cool little twist
Also great for farming ship parts. The only downside is when I make a new file I’m fighting against muscle memory for shortcuts and items I…actually can’t use yet.
But yeah. PH’s items worked amazingly well for this MASSIVE stealth dungeon that you just got better at navigating the more times you did it. This is also the only time I actually care to use the hammer and bombchus, and the boomerang finally feels like it regains its utikity from early Topdown Zelda that it lost in…really every 3D title.
But going [taptaptap *WHAM!!*] to lure then stun and stab phantoms? SO satisfying.
While I respect your opinion, I much prefer the Tower of Spirits for having harder puzzles in the last section and because Link must work with Zelda. Plus it have it's own theme.
@@samyb4566 I agree, the power of spirit definitely had better puzzles, partially resulting from the fact that you can "use" the Phantoms (which is an extremely cool twist)
I liked the Idea of having your life force drained tho, that's what makes it special
@@paul_109 And you can't forget the theme that plays when you climb the stairs in the tower. Perfect to give a good sense of progression to the players.
Because it's boring and repetitive.
Stupid.
That's what I find so great about remakes not only do they allow people to play a game they didn't get a chance to play when it originally came out but it allows the developers to make improvements to the game to make it even better than the original! And it allows players who want to replay the game the chance to have a better experience with it because of the improvements!
I disagree with Vah Naboris. I thought it was really fun and Thunderblight Gabon isn’t hard you just need to time your attacks well. It forces you to actually get good at combat and not abuse stealth, bomb arrows, running away, and electric stuns. I thought it was very fair and people who didn’t like it just aren’t good at combat. It’s well made
Vah Naboris is the *best* dungeon in BotW. The setting, the layout, electric-themed puzzles, that's the good stuff. Big ol' Bird was the worst dungeon for being too easy, but that's not problem. The problem was there were only *four* dungeons (not including the dlc)!
hmm the divine beasts felt pretty epic, and although they were easy I feel like the bosses were great, especially fire and thunderblight
I feel like I’m the only one who didn’t find Thunderblight Gannon from BOTW that hard. Maybe that’s because i did a lot of exploring before i started with the dungeons (so even though it was my first dungeon i had a lot of hearts) but i beat him in a few min on the first try 😯
I feel like you missed the point in the FF when Link loses his sword… in my opinion any temples from OOT, MM, WW, TP don’t belong on this list.
Just because the games were great doesn't mean they didn't have the occasional bad dungeon.
@@Ishtarru Yeah, because that's like saying Sonic 1 is overall perfect with no bad levels despite Labrynth Zone's existence.
I think Vah Naboris is the least bad Divine Beast in BOTW, actually. It would actually be enjoyable in general, if it wasnt for the fact that all Divine Beasts look and play the same lol
Really? A staff threw a tantrum because he couldnt solve the 3rd dungeon in OoT? That person has issues. If this was a joke, then it was a bad joke
There's no such thing as bad dungeons in Zelda games. There's just players who don't have what it takes to be heroes.
Bruh there is bad dungeoans in zelda games and no players can takes to be a hero they just dont like the mechanic of a dungeon so your wrong
@@agungwibowo1539 Name one bad dungeon in any canonical Zelda game.
That is one of the most genuine autistic comments I heard, do you have actual Asperger’s?
1) this is skill-shaming
2) there are badly designed dungeons lmao
@@riahlexington "skill shaming" 😂
I hate Jabu-Jabu's Belly more than I hate Water Temple. Water Temple isn't even that bad, just tedious. The iron boots and not being able to quick select is the worst part.
I struggled with Jabu-Jabu's belly so much as a kid.
My aunt is actually the one that solved the puzzle I was struggling with (she's a huge gamer herself) and it proceeded to become one of my favorite games of all time.
Thanks Aunt Liz.
Personally, I didn’t think the Palace of Twilight was to bad. The hand was annoying that’s all.
I never get tired of Zelda.
Me either.
Neither do I!
The water temple for me the only reason I consider it a bad dungeon is because of the fact that literally leave final boss in that dungeon sucks worse than the water boss before you become the adult version of Link
Yeah, it's hard to take the list seriously when a grown man threw a fit in jabu jabu. My baby sister played through that level and had no problems
He has a point about OoT JabuJabu though
To be honest, I really love the Jabujabu dungeon from Ocarina of Time.
I’m sorry, Divine Vah Naboris? That’s the best dungeon in Breath of The Wild. Puzzles and combat really put you to the test, but is still manageable.
Also, Great Bay Temple is quite easy. The water flow takes you to where you need to go. Everyone tries so hard not to get lost when the game LITERALLY pushes you in the right direction.
The most annoying is level nine from the original. It’s so confusing that I haven’t even beat it yet.
I understand the original menu boot swapping process is awful, but the Water Temple is one of the very best puzzle designed dungeons of all Zelda games!
I wanna put a good word in for Naboris. At least the boss was a challenge. Frankly it was the only challenging one in the entire game.
You do realize that the guardian weapons aren’t affected by electricity and therefore you can use them quite effectively against Thunderblight Ganon, especially when he electrically charges his weapons?
I think the Water Temple of Twilight Princess was far worse than the Palace of Twilight. Dealing with the water flow and figuring out which areas you hadn't explored got tiring. That's why I smile later in the game when you see the flashback of Ganon killing the water sage. Serves him right for designing that place.
To be fair, that temple was meant to be harder then the first two, but i do agree that it does become annoying after too long
I love the water temple in oot.
I'd consider myself somewhat of a Zelda connoisseur. For the most part I agree with this list. Had a few opinions.
1) Zelda doesn't seem to do water dungeons well. I liked the ones from Link's Awakening and loved the one from Skyward Sword (no coincidence that no dungeons from that game are here) but Link to the Past, Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess and Ocarina of Time all had less than stellar ones.
2) Jabu Jabu is the devil. Enough said.
3) Vah Nabouris is actually good, it's just difficult. I always hit that one first to pick up Urbosa's Fury as early as possible. It makes other beasts a cake walk.
4) The entire game of Phantom Hourglass is also the devil.
I really must say something about the Great Bay Tempel, Shadow Palace, Jabu-Jabu´s Belly (Oracle of Ages) & Vah Naboris. Am i one of the only one´s who like this Dungeons? I mean:
Great Bay Tempel: I like the machanic of this dungeon and it`s the third dungeon in the game.
Shadow Palace: I not have a reason to tell this dungeon a worst one.
Jabu-Jabu`s Belly (Oracle of Ages): It´s the 7th dungeon in the game so it has to be complicated.
Vah Naboris: To be honest, it´s my favorite dungeon / divine beast in BOTW.
Well i know everyone has his own opinion so i want to say mine.
As someone who has beaten a link to the past about a million times, the trick to beating the ice palace is NOT to use Bombos. Use Ether to freeze the enemies and then smash them with your hammer. They almost ALWAYS drop magic jars from doing this making it easy to never run out of magic. The second tip I’d give is to beat Misery Mire, the swamp palace in the dark world, first. The item you get will save you tons of backtracking and head scratching in the ice palace. Give it a shot and you’ll be amazed how easy the ice palace becomes.
AWESOME VIDEO!
Mirro Shaz shrine (the golfing one) in BOTW was awful and deserves a mention.
That not a temple but a shrine
Think they might know that already by their use of the word shrine, and this doesn't read like they think it should specifically be in the video. It's a humorous tangent. No need to be a dick.
I would honestly put all the Devine Beasts on this list. I would rather run through the temple of the Ocen King 16 times because of the excellent puzzles and use of items.
What a rookie the Devine beast are easy except urbosas.
@@phillyphil201 Easy but not fun..
Pro tip: For castle 5 Ice Palace in A Link to the Past make sure that you do castle 6 Misery Mire first and get the red cane before doing the Ice Palace. The red cane makes the Ice Palace much easier when you have to hit a certain switch near the end.
Jabu-Jabu's Belly is so cool. Young Link needs to take off his clothes, go barefoot and put on his swimsuit first before going to Zora's Fountain. Young Link also needs to put on clothes except shoes because Young Link wants to go barefoot before going in Jabu-Jabu's Belly.
The water temple is actually well designed in terms of puzzles. It’s just the iron boots thing which is hard
I honestly loved the first time you visit the forsaken fortress in wind waker
Great Bay Temple is one of my favorite dungeons in the series. It's not hard, you just need to pay attention and be methodical in how you explore each section before changing the current. And honestly if you're paying attention to the pipes you need to activate, they literally guide you to the room you need to go to next.
One of my favorite dungeons in the zelda series that you put in the video is Vah Naboris. In Vah naboris, I see a fun dungeon with beautiful music.
I’m playing Ocarina of time for the first time and I had to come here to make sure Jabu Jaba’s stomach was on this list. That was the most painful experience I’ve ever had in gaming
Have to disagree with Palace of Twilight, Water Temple, and Vah Nabooris being on this list.
Inside Jabbu Jabbu’s Belly also turned me off from the game. I kept getting lost. 😂
God. I remember how friggin frustrating the twilight realm was the first time or two I played it. But the last time I played the game, I solved both hand/orb sections in like 15 minutes total without losing the orb at all. And this was after years of not playing it, I had just played the game enough that I could blaze right through it.
Honestly I always liked all the dungeons from ocarina of time. Jabu jabu had a super fun boss and the water temple was challenging but fun an puzzle oriented. And it had DARK LINK!
10: Vah Rudania BotW
9: Vah Medoh BotW
8: 6th dungeon Zelda 1
7: Hidden Palace Zelda 2
6: Lakebed temple TP
5: Water Temple OoT
4: Great Bay temple MsM
3: Temple of the ocean king PH
2: Jabu Jabu OoT
1: Jabu Jabu OoT master Quest
And now final dungeon special list goro:
5: Moon MsM
4: Skykeep SS
3: Great Palace Z2
2: Kokolint Egg LsA
1: Onox Castle OoS
You must not play legend of Zelda if you value medoh is hard.
He said nothing about it being hard? On a video about terrible dungeon design? Which is not the same as being hard?
Wait, didn't I just reply to you? You must not read very well.
@@phillyphil201
Its about worst dungeons, not hardest dungeons 😒
The great bay and water temple were fine
Probably could have included every Divine Beast on this list. BOTW completely missed the mark in dungeon design.
Anyone notice a theme for the hate of the water based dungeons
Link's first appearance at the forsaken fortress in WW is not a "dungeon." You don't "fight" anything (besides that ONE singular moblin at the top when you get your sword), you don't get a heart container or fight a boss, you don't get an item, and you don't get a key important item like the pearls from the 3 ACTUAL first dungeons. It's just not a dungeon. It's a stealth level.
While I suppose I agree with most of these, I think it can also be said that the most daunting and tedious dungeons of Zelda also offer the highest feeling of accomplishment/relief when you have finished them because you are now done with that temple lol
Great Bay Temple is awesome! Maybe very complicated, but interesting
My personal least favorite temples were the forest and woodfall temple
Jabu Jabu’s belly is one of the shortest dungeons in the game and it’s really easy
My list:
1. Water Temple - Ocarina Of Time
2. Palace of Twilight - Twilight Princess
3. Forsaken Fortress - Wind Waker
5. Inside Jabu Jabu’s Belly - Ocarina of Time
6. Eagle Tower - Link’s Awakening
7. Great Bay Temple - Majora’s Mask
8. Ice Palace - A Link to the Past
9. Lightning Temple - Tears of the Kingdom
10. Divine Beast Vah Naboris - Breath of The Wild
The Great Palace of Zelda 2 tops them all. Multiple paths, all but one leading to a dead-end, and all of them packed with the toughest enemies around like the bird knights, all designed to wear you down before Thunderbird and Dark Link, both of whom are rough enough even when you're at full power.
Water temple in any Legend of Zelda game is annoying, that's what I've learned from playing them 🤣
Blight Ganon is the only one I enjoyed fighting against from all four, because it felt like a real challenge. The other three not so much.
i liked that tsunadere Ruto level. i thought she was the cutest as a kid
You had a crush on her?
They thought that that mechanic of throwing around Princess Ruto was so great that they had to bring it back in one of the worst games that they've ever made the Wind Waker they thought that it was so great they had to do it again and not only that they gave us the worst mechanic again in quite frankly one of the worst games in the series
I was stuck on Lord Jabu-Jabu for literally 3 years lol
10: Jabu-Jabu's Belly is just boring, nothing special.
9: The Ice Palace isn't that bad, and it seems the player playing needs to learn movement.
8: The Palace Of Twilight is a cool dungeon with a great aesthetic.
7: You're a child, with no real way to defend yourself, it makes sense that you'd need to stealth around and avoid detection, weakness disgusts me.
5: This temple can be somewhat tedious, but the 3DS version fixes a lot of the issues, it's actually a cool dungeon.
4: This version of Jabu-Jabu can screw off, the water level mechanic is sometimes difficult to get around.
2: The only real issue with this place is multiple times you come back here, however, in one single go, the dungeon is pretty awesome, the stealth mechanics and the time limit aren't that bad, they really aren't.
1: Of course it's the Water Temple, a lot of the Temple is not actually that bad, it really isn't, the main gripe is the Iron Boots. However, Nintendo did the right thing and provided an option for people, the 3DS version defeats any reason to play the original.
I was stuck in Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly. For 5 years! Not because of Ruto but because me not using Deku Nuts to burst those stupid balloons.
Honestly it makes 0 sense to put Vah Naboris below the Ice Palace. One is a good and epic challenge with a fun albeit hard boss battle first time, the other has slippery mechanics where a lot of the time you can’t control your character and a lot of the deaths don’t feel like your fault. At least the divine beasts will mostly come down to your skill
how to make the worst zelda temple/dungeon in 9 easy steps
1 Add Lots of Backtracking
2 Have Ice Physics
3 Have A Rising And Falling Water Mechanic
4 Have Holes In the Floor Where you Can Fall Down Causing Lose Of Progress
5 Moldorms Everywhere (The Worm Enemies that You Bounce Off When Hit)
6 Have an Objective Is that is not Clear to the player
7 Have a brutal stealth section where you can get caught very easily cause you to start over from the begining
8 have Enemies explode when defeated cause you to lose 1/4 of your health
9 Have a Timer that is always on
before going into vah naboris, get the rubber armor set and upgrade it once/twice! you'll be unshockable for the most part
I agree. The OoT water temple really isn’t that bad once you know what to do. To a new player it sucks sure. But the temple itself isn’t bad once you memorize it
Hmm...the Water Temple is one of the BEST dungeons. Of course, I HATE it. But it's clever and well-designed. Seeing a physical replica of it would be fascinating.
I understand why you chose Vah Naboris, but in that game, i cannot choose what was worse. I loved them all 🤷🏻♂️
I've never finished OoT:MQ, so I'm trying to do so now. I'm so stuck in the Water Temple. I've got all the items, but I have noooooo idea what to do.
Water Temple in OOT 3D is much more bearable than the N64 version.
I like Water Temple from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time because that dungeon is cool. Link needs to take off his clothes, go barefoot and put on his swimsuit first before going to Hylian Lake and Water Temple.
Honestly, I enjoyed the Water Temple in Ocarina of Time, but hated Lord Jabu Jabu’s belly. I did play the 3DS version.
water temple from ocarina was honestly really fun. I loved it.....shadow temple on the other hand. 0_0
Ice Palace, Jabbu-Jabbu, Water Temple? Skill issue.
Temple of the Ocean King might be the worst thing ever tho.
if we were to see a continuation to twilight princess would like to see the twilight realm be fleshed out citizen's/midna rulling over them, never had a problem with forsaken fortress(there are more forced stealth in earlier zelda games, triforce hunt is worse and was the one thing i hated about wind waker which is my favorite zelda game.)though did get mad when toon link was stopped getting close to saving his sister,
loved the divine beast but yeah hated thunderblight ganon,really want to see a console wind waker sequel as phantom hourglass was underwhelming to me outside linebeck and the tri force heroes/four sword(that for some reason the series tried to make part of it's timeline.) games felt like padding for the next game & actually liked jabu jabu's belly in the oracle games compared to feeling like filler in oot(honestly didn't like most of it's dungeons and thought a lot of it's story was filler/not as grand as everyone says it is to be best zelda game compared to others.)
Well at this point you just asking too much, if they didn't rivist some of these games with a sequel they're not gonna do it, and at this point I don't think they will since the switch is a major console, so the "minor sequels" for handhelds are not gonna be a thing anymore cuz handhelds don't exist anymore with the hybrid switch.
The are focusing on the breath of the wild lore now, 3 games so far are being part of it. Plus, those games won't work with how they are aproaching the Zelda formula now, a shame yes cuz the old formula worked perfectly fine and actually what made Zelda a great frnachise.
This video holds alot of nostalgia for me
This is a bad list. Just because a dungeon is challenging doesn’t mean it’s bad. In fact, it’s a good thing because the games would be boring if they stayed easy. Water Temple, Great Bay Temple, Ice Palace, and Oracle of Ages Jabu Jabu’s Belly are awesome dungeons.
I consider Jabu Jabu in OOT underrated
Carrying Ruto around does little to worsen it
I would put Dodongo's Cavern here instead, it's the least inventive dungeon in OOT
The way the Water Temple gets talked about would lead you to think it's the most challenging level ever in any game. Granted I've played the game countless times.. it's only downsides are having to completely reset the water levels two times to complete it, and in the original game having to open the equipment menu to change boots everytime.
The Water Temples from Ocarina, Majora, and Twilight Princess have always be my least favorite dungeons. Same goes for Temple of the Ocean King and Tower of Spirits.
How is the Tower of Spirits bad? It corrected all the problems from the Temple of the Ocean King.
While the feelings on some of these are valid, it seems like the majority of the dungeons you don't like are the ones that aren't just a mindless breeze to go through.
Every 3D Zelda game has a dungeon listed here EXCEPT... no Skyward Sword dungeons. Yup. 👌🏻
Totally disagree about TTOK. Finding the shortcuts and completing it with full-time was a blast!
I’m still shocked when “Triforce Heroes” shows up on lists like this…. I gave it a go and had fun, def didn’t beat it. Despite the fact that it sucks, I don’t view it as a true Zelda title.